Authorizing DEP to develop Reclamation of Abandoned and Dilapidated Properties Program
Authorizing DEP to develop Reclamation of Abandoned and Dilapidated Properties Program
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Authorizing DEP to develop Reclamation of Abandoned and Dilapidated Properties Program
Prohibiting person criminally responsible for another’s death to participate in burial arrangements
Authorizing county assessors make separate entries in landbooks when real property is partly used for exempt and partly for nonexempt purposes
The purpose of this resolution is to provide an alternative method of calculating the homestead exemption based on the average cost or value of the residential property by county. The exemption may never be less than $20,000.
The purpose of this bill is to creates the nonprofit West Virginia Land Stewardship Corporation Act. The bill makes findings, declaring policy and stating its purpose. The bill defines terms. The bill enumerates powers. The bill establishes a board of directors. The bill sets forth responsibilities. The bill provides for underwriting. The bill establishes a state certified sites program. The bill sets forth minimum standards. The bill establishes a land bank program. The bill preserves property values. The bill provides for contaminated property. The bill provides for conflicts of interest. The bill provides a nonwaiver of sovereign immunity. The bill collectively addresses several environmental and economic development programs established to promote the productive reuse of idled and underutilized commercial, industrial and mining properties. The bill supports more efficient use of existing public infrastructure. The bill encourages increased job creation with living wages, renewed community vitality and tax revenue generation while protecting public health and natural resources. The bill provides that obligations of the corporation are not those of the state.
Allowing Legislative Auditor charge sunrise application review fee
The purpose of this bill is to provide an exception to allow a homeowner or tenant to shoot a firearm in a lawful manner within five hundred feet of a dwelling house in which that person lives if no other dwelling house is located within five hundred feet of the person shooting. The bill also corrects an anomaly that allows a person to shoot a firearm at a closer distance to a school or church than to a dwelling house. This bill raises the distance for a school or church from 400 feet to 500 feet to bring it into conformity with the 500 feet shooting distance for dwelling houses.
The purpose of this bill is to apply the residential solar energy tax credit of up to $2,000 to each installation of a solar energy system. The bill extends the tax credit until July 1, 2023.
Permitting persons to possess certain firearms in vehicle without concealed deadly weapons permit
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